The Benchmark KSE100 index had created an evening shooting star on daily chart during last trading session after facing rejection from its major resistant regions but current bearish sentiment would be considered as correction of recent bullish run therefore it's recommended to adopt buying on dip strategy. Currently index have major supportive region ahead at 42,480pts and breakout below this region would push index towards 42,180pts but index would remain bullish as long as its trading above 41,760pts. While on flip side in case of bullish pull back index would face initial resistance at 43,015pts which would be followed by 43,200pts. It's recommended to avoid short selling at current levels and wait for confirmation of evening shooting star because if index would succeed in maintaining above 42,480pts then this formation could convert into a cheat pattern.

Asian share markets fell on Thursday on widespread investor worries over high inflation and the threat of recession, while oil prices slumped following a report of reassurances from Saudi Arabia over production.Global benchmark Brent crude was last down more than 2% a barrel at $113.86 ahead of a meeting of oil producing countries later in the day, which is expected to pave the way for output increases. OIL U.S. crude also dipped more than 2% to $112.55 per barrel.The fall in oil prices gathered pace after the Financial Times reported that Saudi Arabia may be prepared to raise oil production in the event of a sharp drop in Russia's output."This will be well received by Western leaders given inflation – and inflation expectations – remain eye wateringly high, and central banks try to raise rates at the risk of tipping their economies into a recession," said Matt Simpson, senior market analyst at City Index in Sydney.
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MoU signed to boost border trade with Iran
Pakistan and Iran on Wednesday signed a 32-point memorandum of understanding (MoU) to boost bilateral trade and provide more facilities to people involved in the border trade and other business activities.The MoU was signed at the conclusion of a two-day meeting of the Pak-Iran Joint Border Trade Committee in Zahidan, the capital of Iran’s border province of Sistan and Baluchestan.The Chief Collector of Customs, Balochistan, Mohammad Sadiq, and the General Manager of Industry, Mines and Trade Organisation of Iran’s Sistan and Baluchestan province, Eraj Hassanpur, signed the MoU.President of Quetta Chamber of Commerce and Industry (QCCI) Fida Hussain Dashti, Senior Vice President of QCCI Haji Ayub Mariani, QCCI Vice President Amjad Ali Siddiqui, Arshad Habib Khan and other members of the Pakistan delegation attended the MoU signing ceremony.
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